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Landis Machine Co 10 Specifications
| Size Capacity | 10 x 20 |
|---|---|
| Nominal work swing | 10 |
| Nominal distance between work centers | 20 |
| Maximum diameter work standard machine will grind with full size standard wheel | 10 7/8 |
| Minimum diameter wheel to grind zero diameter work on centers | 10 1/2 |
| Floor space required | 106 x 50 |
| Coolant tank capacity in gallons | 19 |
| Hydraulic tank capacity in gallons | 9 1/4 |
| Height from floor to work center line | 41 3/4 |
| Traverse Speed, inches per minute | 2 - 240 |
| Carriage traverse per turn of hand wheel | 0.200 |
| Swivel Graduated, inches per foot | 4 Degrees |
| Degrees included angle | 20 Degrees |
| Work rest capacity | 1/4 to 4 |
| Head stock work center | #10 Jarno |
| Foot stock work center | #6 Jarno |
| Head stock swivel range | 120 Degrees |
| Work speeds, RPM | 60, 90, 150, 225, 400, 600 |
| Diameter hole thru spindle | 1 |
| Head stock spindle nose | 5A2 |
| Grinding wheel size | 12 x 1 x 5 |
| Minimum diameter of worn wheel | 7 1/2 |
| Maximum distance wheel center line to work center line for machines w/hydraulic in feed | 12 1/2 |
| Minimum distance wheel center line to work center line with foot stock removed | 3 1/2 |
| Work diameter reduction per revolution of hand wheel | 100 |
| Per revolution of fine feed knob | 0.001 |
| Minimum feed graduations on diameter | 0.000050 |
| Maximum hydraulic in feed on diameter for machines with hydraulic in feed | 0.090 |
| Rapid in feed stroke | 1 |
| Grinding wheel head swivel range | 90 Degrees each way |
| Wheel drive motor | 3 HP |
| Work drive motor | 1/4 HP |
| Wheel spindle lubrication motor | 1/4 HP |
| Coolant pump motor | 1/10 HP |
| Hydraulic pump motor for machines with hydraulic | N/A. |
Do you have a Landis Machine Co 10 to sell?
We are actively seeking a 1980 Landis 10 CNC Grinding Machine, specifically the 10 x 20 1R Universal Cylindrical Grinder. This machine boasts a nominal work swing of 10 inches and a distance between work centers of 20 inches, making it ideal for a variety of grinding applications. With a maximum grinding diameter of 10 7/8 inches using a full-size standard wheel, it can handle a range of workpieces efficiently. The machine requires a floor space of 106 x 50 inches and features a coolant tank capacity of 19 gallons, ensuring that you can maintain optimal working conditions during operations. Its hydraulic tank capacity is 9 1/4 gallons, which is essential for the hydraulic table travel system that enhances precision and ease of use.
The Landis 10 is equipped with a swivel head stock that can rotate up to 120 degrees, providing flexibility in positioning for various grinding tasks. The work speeds range from 60 to 600 RPM, allowing for versatility in grinding different materials. The grinding wheel size is 12 x 1 x 5 inches, with a minimum diameter of worn wheel at 7 1/2 inches. Additionally, the machine's wheel drive motor is rated at 3 HP, ensuring robust performance. The Landis 10 also features fine feed adjustments with minimum feed graduations of just 0.000050 inches, allowing for precise control over work diameter reduction per revolution.
The machine's rapid in-feed stroke of 1 inch contributes to its efficiency, making it a valuable asset for any machining operation. If you have a 1980 Landis 10 CNC Grinding Machine to sell, we want to hear from you! Contact us today to discuss your machine and explore the best options for selling your used CNC equipment.
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